The Sporting Life

Today’s definition of tourism has spread itself throughout the Caribbean in a manner which leads to entertainment through sports.

The crowd at the IAAF World Championships at the Olympic Stadium in London held their collective breath; for the final time, they were about to see “Lightning” strike in the same place. Having announced himself...

Over the years, Squash has developed a lot in Trinidad and Tobago. However, according to the coach of I Squash TT, Roger Salandy, who has been playing and coaching since 1985, there is still...

The Caribbean, turquoise green waters, white sandy beaches, tall elegant coconut trees waving in the gentle breezes. Imagine if this was your everyday view from your ‘office’? Sounds like paradise doesn’t it? For some people this is their everyday view, at least for part of the year. The busy season for yachting in the Caribbean is from November, after the hurricane season, to July.

New Management for Windies Cricket The West Indies Cricket Team's new management is well on its way to implementing changes that should result in an improvement in the team's performance. Some of these transitions are...

All you need is a boat, clear skies, good friends, refreshments, sunscreen - and let the adventures begin!

Now that the superficial friendship between the Concacaf and the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) strengthens, the proposal for professional Football in the Caribbean was immediately placed on the card from the president of the...

To support one’s country’s national sporting teams is a question of patriotism and love for country. Naturally, a patriot should love and want to be a part of the development of our people. Having watched...

Predictions are seldom accurate, especially when they are as complex as a game of cricket at ODI level.

The recent announcement regarding Concacaf's qualifying format change suddenly appeared in the media without any information, of a process or dialogue coming from the member associations.